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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
THE PUBLIC ANXIOUS.
The Remains of Miss Watkins Taken
to Dallas for Interment, Followed
by Parents and Betrothed.
No Clue TO the PerpetratOr of the Crime
Made Known TO the PubIic-0ffi-
GERS 1T Wort. but Keep Mum.
an Interesting story Said to Come From
the Dead GirPs Father-A Long Pro
cession Follow The Remains.
THE SITUATION AT GAINESVILLE.

THE SITUATION AT GAINESVILLE,
Special TO the Gazette.
( GAINESVILLE, TEX, July 1G.-The
body of Miss Genie Watkins, the victim
of the terrible tragedy of Wednesday
morning, was carried this morning to
Dallas for interment. There was quite
large funeral procession, our people
turning out to pay the last tribute of
respeGGt. to the young lady who met with
such tragic AMI unexpected. sud in our
midst.
/ Miss BostiCk has done well sii dsy, and
although she cannot be pronounced out
( Of danger until there is no chance for in
fammation to set in, still she may be
considered on the highroad to recovery.
The same story of the past two days
that no clue as to the identity of the
perpetratOr Of the outrage has
been discovered, must be re-
pested again tonight. The officers
are doing their level best, but there seems
to be no stopping their meeting with
failure. The villain who committed the
deed seems to have had an unusual
amount of devilish cunning, for he has
completely covered his tracks, leaving
no trace behind.
RumOrs are still rife, and various
strange reports are being passed from lip
to lip; reports, which, when thoroughly
.sifted TO the bottom, are found to be
utterly without foundation. During the
past few days reports have been circulated
that the officers had fastened the guilt
upon one of two parties-One q member
OF the Bostick family, the other upon 8
prominent Young business man of this
/ city. Both Of these reports were without
shadow OF support, and have caused
nothing but injured feelings.
To attempt to relate the wild reports
that have been related again and again
during the past few days, would be an
almost impossible task. A man has been
arrested for the murder in almost every
city in North Tex IS, if the rumors cur
rent today are to be believed.
1t Is reported, and the report seems to
come from reliable source, that CAPTAIN
Watkins stated in an interview that Miss
Gena was a very important witness in
case several years ago where man was
sent to the penitentary for robbery, and
that the man's sentence was out q few
days before the murder was committed.
The man was heard to VOW vengeance at
the time of his conviction, and il is posi-
BILE he may be the guilty one, having com
mitted the crime at the first opportunity
he had to get the vengeance he vowed
long ago.
The case may yet be unravelled, but
the Indications seem to be that this TRACE
dy Will remain for many a day, as are the
celebrated Austin tragedies, an unsolved
mystery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
THE PRESIDENT.
Crowds Gather st Every Station TO See
the President on His Way to
the Thousand Islands.
He Is Well Pleased by His Reception by
tho Country PeePie-His Plans for
the Rea- Future.

UTICA, n. T., July 16.-TIe special
train which conveys the presidential party
to the Thousand Islands left Utica at :
q. m, accompanied by Assistant Superin-
tendent Hammond and General Manager
Britton. Secretary and Mrs. Fairchld
boarded the train in Utica this morning.
At Holland Patent the party was aug.
mented by Miss Rose Elizabeth u eve
land, L. L. Leamons aud wife, brother
in.law and sister of the president, and
Miss Carrie Z. and Miss Mary L. Hast
ings, President Cle7eland's nieces.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 16.-The
President and party left Forestport for
Thousand Islands at 9:05 O'clock Ed
Thorpe, the mail carrier, brought them
over from Forestport in the most mag
nifcent colored wagon with yellow wheels
ever seen in this part of the country
There were the President and his wife,
and Rev. William n. Cleveland and his
wife. At the depot Railroad Commissioner
John d. Herman and his wife Joined the
party.
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A Roller Mil.

Special to the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, FIX, July 1.-THE roller
Touring mill started the machinery yes
terday, and is now in full operation,
turning out the bes1 gus ity 0f tO4r,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-17
THE FUNERAL.
Special to the Gazette.

DALLAS, TEX, July 16.-The remains
of Miss Genie Watkins arrived from
Gainesville this afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The parents and Mr.. Abe Norwood, the
betrothed of the deceased, were met by g
great crowd of sorrowiDg relatives and
friends, many bringing wreaths and gar
lands to place upon the bier Of the beau
tiful human flower cut down in its first
bloom. The procession, which was sew
eral blocks long, proceeded to the Flovd
Street Methodist church, where the
funeral was preached by Rev. G. w
Briggs, thence to the cemetery for inter-
ment.
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UNPROVOKED KURDER.

A Prominent Citizen of Waco Assassinate
in His Field.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July ia man named
John Miller brought the news here late
tonight of horrible and what seems to
be an unprovoked murder, which occur
red late this evening about nine miles
from Wsco. a you man named John
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PASSED DENTON.
SDeCial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, July IG The remains
of Miss Watkins passed here to-day en-
route for Dallas for interment, followed
by the friends and relatives who
witnessed her LAST moments. The sad
and unfortunate affair of her death strikes
q chord of deep regret, and also of indig-
nation in the hearts of the people here.
THROUGH PILOT POINT.
Special TO the Gazette.
PILOT POINT, TEX, July IL The re-
mains OF Miss Genie Watkins passed here
to-day noon for Dallas. The tragedy was
the all-absorbiug topic, and it even
eclipsed for q time the prohibition
question.
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CHANGE OF OWNERS AND CHANGE
OF MANAGEMENT.
c.. M'CINLY,
OF Capitol Hotel. II custom
AT GALVESTON -.

Parties visiting the city viii fad cool rooms,
handsomely furnished, YfGk nrst class tab e
board, at reasonable rates, at Mrs. F. : How
ard's, 10 0hHrCh street. galveston. one block
fromTremont hotel Convenient 10 al lines of
ears References exchange.
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PLANS For SUNDAY.

CAPE VINCENT, n. Y, July 16.-The
President and his wife will spend Sunday
at Forestport and will listen to sermon
by the Presidents brother in the morn
ing. On Tuesday morning Secretary
Fairchild will accompany them 10 Mrs.
Hoyt's at Fayetteville. Receptions will
be given 81 Cazenovia and Fayetteville
and the party will leave Casanova for
Washington Tuesday Light, arriving home
at, 9 O'Clock the following morning.
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FREQ Trade.

The reduction OF internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no doubt has large
ly benefited the consumers, as well as re-
Loving the burden Of home manufacture
era. Especially is this tho case with
Green's August Flower and Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, IS the reduction OF thirty.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in
crense the size OF the bottles containing
these remedies, thereby giving one.flth
more medicine in the IS cent size. The
august Flo,rer for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased eizs
Of the bottles will be greatly appreciated
by the sick and afflicted, in every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cents remain the same size.
SIS a%a7 ial.E 6aass#f DJw
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a Strong Family Resemblance.

Albania Constitution. -, ,{ts-, ~, I'd (. q
Editor Glessner, Of the Americas
Recorder, used to unbosom himself when
the scads came in pretty freely, and his
personal "reminiscences formed a large
part Of these delectsblo variations. Said
he, as he wheeled that old armchair
around toward tho window, II had funny
experience with 8 circus advance agent
once in Illinois. My brother was running
paper ct Quincy, and l was running two
papers, one in Clinton and another down
at Kenwotth. The agent struck Quincy
first and saw my brother, who resembles
mo very closely in peraonal appearance.
In concluding the bargain for space the
circus man learned that my brothers.
name was GleHsner. Coming on to Gin.
ton he dropped into my office. This is
Mr. Glessner p Yes, cir; that is my
namo.' 7 met your brother up in Quincy
Then he told me bis buainess, and we
agreed on the price, and he Went his way.
In about week he struck kenworth, and
I happened to be down looking after my
PAPER there. Walking in he asked if I
was the proprietor, and I noticed that he
eyed me very closely. Your name, air ?
!Glessner,' / replied. Nyell,' he said,
heaying a deep sigh. i have seen good
many twins, but III BIO did If you three
Glcssners don't bear tho strongest family
resemblance Of any men ! eyor SAW f
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boon sold from 925 to $50 for ordinary Building
Lots. Every "old settler has realized a handsorne
competency In disposiag OF a portion OF his land
a. si iituey prices Docks have been ere,Ied hotels
boats ply regularly between St. Andrews Raw and
E11es ports; and altosehes the outlook promises
tho NEST important city OF the GUT coast Ii pos.
s sss every natural advantage: deep bny-more
than sixty five miles long with It's various
branches-wi.h deep channels to ths outer gulf. Al
once inc most charming and most useful body Of
water on the co,st; safe harbor for the fleets oi
tho world. Every species Of vegetable fruit cereal
VIII grow 10 p.riection in Its soft Italian climate;
rest In thousands OF exhsustless oyster beds; lin
PEI eastly accessible and sufficient in quantity 10
furnish cirS res years to tho entire CARVING ca
pscity oil The nations fleet; climate That boIh
WIN! and summer Is the absolute perfection OF
earthly delight free from malaria, hiSh, dry land
and beautifully located. These arc anon: oiher
eood reasons why 1t Andrews Bay Is the most de.
sirab'e location for Florida home thu. the Stale
eau oiler. and why this company has confidence In
,iie wisdom OF its present business policy. Within
CT > in Florida. ~. :" ''l 'A'se''
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Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
sd r.4Hs W. 49,. Nav Nr1eaps n

EEhEEREG That the presence OF Generals
,lLMliduln Beaurgard and Early, who are
Ia charge oil the drawings, Is guarantee Of abso-
auie harness and integrity that the chances arc all
number Will draw Prize. All parties therefore,
advertising 10 arantee Prize In this Lottery, or
no ding out any other impossible Inducements are
the unwary - > - $3.50
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Don't

Trife with any Throat or Lung Disease.
II you have Cough or Gold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whooping Cough, use Acker's English
Remedy and prevent further trouble. 1t
is positive cure, and we guarantee it.
Price 10 and 5Oc. Logan 6; Co. and @.
Menkemeller,' ~ 1,77 q
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Bucklen's Arnioa Salvo,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
box. For ssls by Logan & 90. ls5
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Ghe GetelliiQegttellf,r
ONCE, Nos. 20 nnd ct Fourteenth street.
wArrERsoN,s "DEFI,n

1hiodgo Tribune. - - 77.,ls4. asaf-|s )
Burned llcnri's swarlhy cheek like fire,
! And shook his very bangs for Ire.
mort tcoir at ME" he said; i
SAN 'twere not for thy hoary Bayaftl
Euch hand a. Henrl'B had not spared
10 clcaye the Cleveland head, Z.
tell thee, sir, do not fear GuIi- 4
III 10 thunder In thy sluggish car; T.rt.
Were the meancst In my State VI
I'm far too good 10 be thy mate.
And, cleveland, more, tell thee here
In thy clninmy, ,tolld pride, 4 .
With all thy wooden mummles near,
F Grand Llama, thou'tt dehcdl ~
And II thou thlnkst III waste u toar IA
On any slOughi0n. bottle here, Tl..t
PcachblUw or mugwump, far or near,
Old Grover, thou'rt q snidcl" ..'
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Mrs. Grudge-"What do you suppose
possessed Mrs. Brown to tell me your
mother kept q boarding house, Mrs. Par
venue?" Sally Parvenue (who is precoci-
ous) -"Perhaps it 10 the same reason that
made her tell mamma that your father
drove hack.-Lite, e. sSr}iay s.
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Tho Ronson

why Acker's Blood Elixir is warrented, is
because it is the best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, puri6es the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, We guarantee it. Logan & 90.
and O. Menkemeller. w A-Ts2S 8 ~
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A mesalliance at Tuxedo-Mrs. Rapide
you going to join US after the bag
this morning, Tom? Mr.. Rspide (who
docs not believe in his wifs's infatuation)
no, dear. I've got to stay at
home and do little sewing.-7id-Bhs.
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n II ACID PHOSPHATE ATE
Important,

Z, DR.. T. O. Smith, Charlotte, N. O., says:
II attach to it the highest importance, not
only as an agreeable cooling drink, but as
a therapeutic agent o.! well-dedned and
specific value. 9. va rTHstw
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BOND SALh.
BOND SALh.
GALE OF CITY OF WHEELING
five Percent Bonds Of 1885.

So,lcy Is hereby given that the undersigned
COMMISSIONERS, appointed BY an ordinance Of the
cIiT OF " heeiltg, entitled IAN ordinance TO pro.
vide tor the ls,uc and snie Of bonds Of the city 0i
Wh.cIn2, 10 be KNOWN Us boLds ol 1855, aud 70
the redemption anu payment thereof, and pro-
yId!uy ior The payment into tle City Treasury Of
c.r4l amounts nom the revenues OF the Gas aud
Water Works.. ratified by the voters Of said city Oh
the .sia day oil May, lsso, Will on
TUESDAY, MARCH l, A. D. 1857,
between tue hours Of 9 O'Clock 4. N. and . oclock
7, ", ut the lAnk OF the ohio Valley, IN Tho city
oi Wheeling, n. W., receive bids III writing for
and EeI bonds OF said city, authorized by saiu Or
tinLncr, 10 the amount Of S2,oOJ, f0ry.tTo bonds
Of the demo AinAtlon Of Sl,uUU each. all dated the
tnl day Of July, A. D. .sSo, payable on or before
q inc OHIO Valley, with interest at tho rate Of i've
peireat per anuum, payable annually on the first
GAY Of July ID. 1887, and Oh tue inst day Of July
IN rsch yens thereafter, until and including th,
year Iyly, al TIC said bank; Tor which Interest
coupons in proper form arc attached 10 ench bond.
such bonds Will be sold only for cash, or IL
equivalent III bouds Of said city VI the loan vi JuEr
Is, Is7l, Commonly known Us the List and Daven'
port Loan, or the Loan Of lSl 10 the highest bid.
der approved by the undenigned, aud none Of the
.a!d UJAds Of 1855 will be solu Tor less than the
principal thereof, with the interest accrued
lnetGUl.
10 premium will be allowed for any OF the bonds
0! slll loan OF lbIl. -'. .s-s..
The tUuds hereby advertised for sale are any OF
them lau!c 10 redcmplionat their par value Oh
and al any time alter the first day Of July, \. D..
ls.6, Is p.oyided III said ordinance, and neither
sura bond, nor the coupons thereto attached, will
bsu6I.c 10 taxation, under authority Of said city.
BY said oruiannce Int said city obigaLes Itself "
pay ca h year aiter loJi, until tho bonds author.
I'D Dy said ordinance are fully paid, the one
twenty nth VI ull such bonds not paid before toe
m! day Of July, 1885.
7. u. DOBBINS,
i. I. JEpoUN, s.
commissioners.
ies.t;.slel2ll1s.ls eI:ei. 6.2S.mrI -.
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we desire TO innress that this announcement
means erdctlp rhdt tavs: that every apnicant can
,ecure absolutely ftt OF any charge for lie land one
ol inc above divisions OF valuable florida pr0per
v. No trick!i NO juggling OF words! II means
exactly that-nothIns les, nothing more. b -,
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Our Method! Note It's Pnirneaa

=, We have lust Issued a large shte. Of detailed
House Plans, illustrating nine different STYLES OF
houses, costing from 50 to $3.50 each, which this
andrews Bay. In order 10 defray at least n DOR.
tlon OF the very large cost OF advertising getting
Up ines, designs. and er.cuting itCal irGnuniy
Beea Jor each applicant we Will charge rs cents for
me plans arc worth S. TO my one who Win ever
desire TO build house. They arc all new and
gotten up expressly for U.s. II you select from The
house llans nny one TINT suits you, We Will ouild
ttme 70 pay for The houss. charging you five pcrccnt
interest on the cost OF the house. II you do moi
care TO have house built you are moi Obliged 10
ao 80, you being Jeff entirely FREQ 10 decide for
youheli without In any way affecting the gift OF
the property; The property will DO given 10 You
,rrKtEE, whether you have honse built or not.
Win The sheet OF House Plans will DO sent mum.
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no Prizes, amounting to..... goo
Application for rates to clubs should DO made
)niy 70 Tue Office oil the Company In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly giving full
tddrcss. OsTAL NOTE5 Express Mouey Ordelp,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letters. Cur.
rency BY Express tat our cxpensc) addressed tisE
81 N. A. DAUPnIN,
y New Orleans, La.
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N. McKann, Tyrone. Pa.
". A kinsloe. Ockhaven, Pa,
Salem llili, scheulsy, Pa
Z. b. Knowles. Bradford, Pa.
J T. murphy. Huntington, ". Va.
J.H BaxIIcsSer, Mlddletown, Pa.
". l.. Colyin Beatrice, Neb.
Frank A Smell, Ansonia, Ct.
A. Jarrct, Hutchinson. MINI,
Lewis Briudle. Latro0c. Pa
Elmira Kepple Latrobc, Pa.
J W. McC0ac :, sanla ne. n, ".
J, A Davis, plerc. City, No.
Jas. B Rowley Ola;he. Kan.
Al Mtuehan, GurdOn Ark.
Geo. A. "opp, Fishers Hi, Va.
W. +. Brew n, Cedar tlails, O..
VIM C. Sampson, Golden, Col.
+. B. Riblet, 6hinston, ". Va.
n. J. Lunquest Brigham, AIN.
Joel P. KEYS, GIlw lch. Kan.
John A. Kramer, Bloomsb'g, Pa
H frl2.pdEOW, ~ Irfyr F!...s-f 80
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Every Word of this advertise SgApg
mont is important. Don't miss v HIN
it. PROFIT BIZ IT. It ia for EEfG
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PetrolCunl,

z PITTSBURGH, Pa. Feb. 1l.-Petroleum dull but
Arm; opened at G31Sc; Closed 6311c highest CSC;
lowest 6311kko No. .'s'55
TITusvILIE, IA, Fob. ll.-Opencda at csc; highest
6i1sc; lowest 63Ac; cloeed nj 6S5sc.
Ngw York, Feb. ll.-Petroleum steady; United
closed Mt 6S3[c .,. 7a .r' IS 80 -. u
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DR, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

Will ctlre Diseases Of the Kidneys, Gravel, elect
Structures, and all Urinary and Urcthral Diseases
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
loss OF Vigor, Premature Decline IN Man, Early
Decay, Impotency caused by erroD OF youth, eI.
scsses DO. Syphilis III all It's forms, soro throa,
Snd nose, ulcers eruptouB, scroiuln, letter, salt
rheuG, aud all blood and skin Diseases Female
Weakness speedily cured. Gonorrhea cured in
three DAYS. Price Is %. Sold In Wheeling, W. Va,
BY E. F. DOCKING, Druggist. Sent By mttl scaled.
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a NEW York, Feb. il I'm the way OF orders. also
n personal request, there WAS an improved volume
Of business. agents have advanced Continental
fine brown cotton &c, which makes Continental
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And. Knudsen, Garfield, Kan
VIM F Blrkcl0ach, Shs I, Pa.
Moses R Knapp. G Tynedd, Pa.
y. E. Lewatk. wabasha, Minn.
Mrs J: A. Davis, Hlll.boso, LII.
John FORD, Hanna, Ind.
. l. Fox, Mt Carmel, Pa.
y. +. S.rong. Gloucester, Mass,
Andrew Sullivan, I" y H
Geo. " Davis, ("
Jas n. McMillen. Trana. Station,
10Th Ward, Pittsburgh. Pa.
W. 8. Davis, Highland I'ars, Ill.
ltoet. q. Nor ison, Anch'ye, Ky.
n. Kennedy, Wabash, MINI.
4. b. JAWS Eure-a springs, Ark.
Jas. kayan, Schuyler, Neb.
Knnsns City, sIo.
J. A. Sullivan, Net, Hotel.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 1l.-Cattle-Receipts 5000
head: shipments 200 head; market steady. best
heavy weak AZ 81 Soa5 %; shipping steers 81 ai is;
mixed 81 SlaS 10; bulk s. 50a3 80; through Texans
81 5Oas 10 lIogs-Reccipts Il. 900 head; shipments
500 head; market strong and sal0c higher. clos
lug. weak; rough and mixld e5 00l5 10, packing
s. 5Qai7l. Shcep-Receipts S,cco head: shipments
500 head: market slroDg and leal5c higher; ma.
ivei So 00i5 co.. western s. GOAL Is; Texans 81 50a
50;lambs 81 0oa5 70.
EAST LlDEsTY, Pa, Feb. 1l-cattlc-Rccelpts q
head; shipments q head: market nothing doing;
all through couignmcnts. Hogs Receipts 400
head; shipments l. $50 head; market fair; philadel
piles IS 65a5 IS; Workers IS a5a5 i5; common and
light IS loa5 %. Sheep Receipts LOCO head; ship.
prlcss IT. .sfslr-gT5. 'Gf.
CINCISNATI, Feb. 1l.-Hogs firm; common and
light 81 25a5 ID; packing and butchers IS Ooa5 IS
receipts 800 head; shipments 800 head.
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SHIT mir This Grea. Free Land oaer Is open
already located and are now living At s. Anarew.s
Bay; also residents OF Pensacola and WASHINGTON
and Jackson counties, Florida S va
Nm GfNhl ,Ijlss There arc no conditions as.
~ vWNpi tiua9 ISOLATED with this Great Fro
arc hot tequleed TO move there, or improve nny
way wa unless you do SO freely and st your own
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FREE LAND WARRANT

u scated entlope. Upon It's receipt you will omen
me envelope, .ign your name IN full on the proper
DIsnks, 10 that Warranty Deed can be made In
inc piece Of land called for by the Free Land War.